Quiz on Modal Verbs and Indirect Speech
What is a modal verb?
A conjunction
A helping verb indicating possibility
A type of noun
An adjective
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What is a modal verb?
A conjunction
A helping verb indicating possibility
A type of noun
An adjective
Which sentence uses 'can' correctly?
He can speaks French.
He can speaking French.
He can speak French.
He can spoke French.
What is the past form of 'can'?
Could
Caned
Cans
Canned
Which modal verb indicates permission?
Should
Will
Might
May
How do you change direct speech?
Use reported speech rules
Change all verbs to past
Add more punctuation
Keep quotation marks
What is indirect speech?
Reporting what someone said
Asking a question
Using exclamation marks
Saying it directly
Change 'I will help you' to indirect speech.
He will help us.
He saying he would help us.
He said I help you.
He said he would help us.
Which sentence is in indirect speech?
The teacher said we didn't need books.
The teacher says we don't need books.
The teacher said we don't need books.
The teacher said, 'You need books.'
What modal verb suggests obligation?
Could
May
Should
Might
Choose the correct use of 'would'.
She would like some tea.
She would liked some tea.
She would likes some tea.
She would like some tean.
What does 'might' express?
Obligation
Prohibition
Possibility
Certainty
Change 'You are late' to indirect speech.
He said we are late.
He said we were late.
He said you are late.
He say we were late.
Which modal verb is polite?
Will
Shall
Could
Must
Identify the incorrect sentence.
You can finish this.
You must finish this.
You should to finish this.
You should finish this.
